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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
An xnHAI1c colnAHD.

In accordance with our usual custom
az to subscribers outside of the county,
we recently notified C. M. Simpson
and Capt. Sawyer, Of Pasadena, Cali
fornia, that their subscriptions were
about to expire and that unless further
orders-and casb-were received the
papers going to them would be stop
ped. Their reply Is characteristic and
we take the liberty Of publishing it:
Pasadena, Oct. Is, lSS7.
DEAR CHARIKY: Enclosed herewith please
find IS. 60 Postal Note to renew our subscrfb-
tions 70 the REGIsfER for one year each. And
We say to ron right now not 10 stop the Paper en-
til IRE order yox 10. II you do we will charter .
special train loaded with blunderbusses, horse
pistols etc and come back there after you Send
out your duns, bat don't stop the paper. It's
a. good as letter to us. Regards to all
YouID Truly,
c. ~. SINPsON.
L. n. SAwYHK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
LATE ARRIVALS.

Davies fall samples havejust arrived
and il you have little time to spare 1t
will pay you to call around and ex-
anime samples before purchasing.
Good tweed suits made up inlatest
styles from SIS up. GEO. DAVIES,
Merchant Tailor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
AuCIIO0 xBR.

VIM. II. WychoG, Moran Kansas
cries sales in Allen and adjoining
counties. Estisfaction guaranteed or
no pay. Charges 11a per cent.
Correspondence promptly answered.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
AUCII0U

F. NJ. Adams, lola, Kansas, cries
sales in Allen and adjoining counties.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay.
Changes II per cent. Correspondence
promptly answered.
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ATTENTION POST.

McCook Post will meet in regular
session on Saturday evening, Oct. g.
1t 80 o'clock. e. j. THAYER, P. C.
J. e. HENDERSON. Act. Adjt.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28

Bowlus has any amount Of money
that he can loan on real estate security
ct lower rates than can be had any
where else.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
AsIAr1c CHOLERA

Il the most dangerous and destruct-
i've of all contagious diseases In fact,
diarrisoea, cholera morbus and stomach
disorders are greatly modified forms Of
this disease. During this month 1t is
unsa,e TO be without Begg's Diarrhoea
Balssm which acts 20 successfully In
an summer complaints. II II harmless
and pleasant to administer. Price IS
cents. For sale by Goodhue & Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
10 OUR PATRONS.

Necessity again compels rs to ask
asettlement of old accounts on or be-
fore December LIST. If we have accomo'
dated you in the past, please help us
now. We must have money, or-
Yours Respectfully,
KNOWLTON & SPICER.
GENEVA, Sept. q, 1887.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-10-28
STAMPING PATTERNS.

SIA1pM0 4ATIERNS.
Call at the residence of NJ. G. Robin.
sons and examine stamping patterns
for art embroidery. For sale there
cheaper:.than elsewhere In the United
States.
EURITH PROCTOR.
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FOR SALE By G. Il. PRATT.

FOR RAEE By G. II. PRATT.
Sw S-M-G
Nv 8-24-0.
Ne I 20-26-2l.
Nv I 20-26-21.
Sw I 18.26-N.
w &c 1921.
Sc 12-26-19.
Ne of ne 1850.
Nv / 18.28-O.
VIII ne 1880.
Sc 24-25-N.
Address No. 8, w 9th Street, Kan
sas City, Mo-, or Humboldt. Kansas.
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sonRTHINa FEW.

A sewing machine that aews back.
wards ~ we'll AZ forwards. Call
and see it 1t Beck's. Sold on
monthly installmerts.
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ROAD NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS a..
Allen county
The state OF Kansas, to whom it may concern:
WHEREAS, Application has been made y; sI by
Of said county, for locating . county road, ~
follows, to-wit: Commencing at the north r.'.
thence south one mile, as near. the line as 2
road can be located without crossing Ow! Crse Z
And Whereas Geo. w Moon, w Bale and Il +
Cuibertson, viewers and G Dewitt County Sur,
yeyor OF said county, have been ordered by said
county commissioners to view, survey and
Therefore, you are hereby notified that said ai 4!
viewers and surveyor will proceed. on the 18th
day of Nov, 1887 at 10 O'Clock .. m, at the
place Of beginning Of said road, TO view sur
vey and locate said road, and perform whatso-
ever other duties as are required OF them by
law; and unless you then file written appllca.
ton with said viewers, giving description OF
the premises on..which you claim damages OF
compensation, your application Tor the same
will be barred. -
Witness my hand ct my Office in lola, 10
ISs7 Nv. DUFFY,
tOct % 9l County Clerk.
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER q. 1857.

Republican Ticket.
For JUDGE,
HON. L. STILLWELL.
OfNeosho County.
For Treasurer,
WIN. CUNNINGHAM,
or Humboldt.
For Clerk,
r. w. DUFFY,
or lola.
For Register of Deeds
Up. DUNCAN,
OF Humboldt.
For Sheriff,
ID. BRITTON,
OF Osage.
For Coroner,
DIR. A. !. FULTON.
For iSttrUeuor,
A. O. CHRISTIAN.
OfCariyle.
For Commissioner First Dist.
c. C. KELSEY.
or Humboldt.
lola Township Ticket.
For Township Trustee.
w. T. BARNETT.
For ToUns7tip Treasurer,
J. F. COLBORN.
For Township Clerk,
w. A. COWAN.
For Justice of the Peace,
D. B. D. SHELTER.
For COnSt0bLeS,
T. STRICKLAND,
J.C. WOODIN.
T. T. ANDERSON.
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Foul PLAY SuspacteJ.

The man run over and killed on tho
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road at Portland
Saturday. night, as recorded in yesterday
1NTELAaENcEn was recognized az Henry
Ashby, by a piece Of paper found in his
pocket on which was written his name.
Ashby lived in boat GU the West VIZ
ginia shore, and Saturday evening had
been drinking freely. He started home at q
latehour anditiaseid was followed By Cow
eral men who had been in Weatherston's
saloon. Yesterday brother Of Ashby
went to steubenvillo Tor the Coroner. He
thinks his brother was murdered and then
thrown on tho railroad, and suspects John
iWeatherston Of knowing something about
1t. The Coroner left for Portland and will
investigate the matter. d Ashby leayed a
vile and ono child. He has served q torn
Of two years in the State peniteatisry and
was released but a nhort time. His re-
mains were inferred at tho Wa,renton
bnrying ground Sunday at 2 Pm
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A POPULAR OFFICIAL
OF the u. y Q. Railroad Resigns to Accept

OF the u. y O. Railroad I:sslSns to Accept
y, Y Better Place. -,
Cspt. Charley Dunlap, the we'll known
B. 4 0. official, haa rendered his rasigna-
ton, to take effect September IS, when
he will go to Chicago to accept % better
and more lucrative position In the service
Of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
road. It Is rumored that Mr.. Frank
Lagge, the company's general agent in
Washington, D. O., will auccsea him.
Capt. Dunlap has risen rapidly 10 the EN-.
ploy OF the Baltimore & Ohio Company,
having in fow ysEra been promoted from
Train Dispatcher here to Supervisor Of
Trains On the Fourth division, then to
Train Master on the company's West Yir.
einia lines, and last September, Division
Superintendent. In all Of his positions
he has given mgns Of signal ability as a
railroad man, and while his hoo.a OF
friends in this State will be sorry to lose
him from their midst, they will oongratu.
lato him on this change, believing as they
do that 1t will prove the frat step toward
q brilliant future. l.8 ~ !:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13
Glassworkorb' Yyngcs.

There ia q little disagreement at the
1 Wheeling glasshouaes 3 concerning the
wages OF gatherera. When the men re-
aumed work September they understood
that the demand OF the ,workmen in this
respect WAS conceded, but when tho fac
tories paid OF Saturday the wages were
! computed at the old Hcalc. A committee
waited on the propsietoss yesterday, who
promised them an answer this evening.
Mr. Scott, oil tho Central, goes to Pitts.
burgh this morning to see what tie under
standing there is. h It Is limited that q little
sharp practice hiss been INDUCED in by
Pittsburgh manufacturers to throw the
burden Of settlement on tho Wheeling
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81 "A number Of the friends Of Mayor g.
W. Seabright received yesterday Cabinst
Photographic OF that individual coa!umed
in all the glory OF a New. York Veteran
Volunteer Firsman's Association hasness,
which consists Of fireman's high helment
with the monogram, OF the Association,
the name Of the city and tho initialg of the
wearer emblszoned on the 'front.', red
flannel shirt, black scarf and an enormous
white blanket overcoat, double.breasted
and with capacious pockets and huge
lapels and buttona. The Mayor looks
warm but happy. He and ex-Msyor Eyer
ter are to accompany the organization on
its visit to San Francisco and other West.
ern pointa. They are duo in Cincinnati
on tho 2Ssh inst. h Il n "a 4
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7. ,7..,-.7l77- u y 17--7I '-7'1 . :
Killed on the D., i q,

q One day .laat week William Yeater, q
Franks Run, Doddridge county, went to
Salem, Hnr:iuon county, to take train
fol, ola.ksburg, where ho was going to at.
tend the reunion OF tho Blue and tho
Gray, held there laat week. He was &c.
companied BY ,son and two daughteru..
They arrived carly, and were putting in
the time waiting for the train, wandering
about the place. Suddenly a fast ,nci,
train approached, and as usual blew It's
whistle before entering the town. Y eater
Reemed to think that it was his train, and
started for the station. He got directly
on the track, and though be had plenty Of
time to get: out of tho way he remained
where be was until the train struck him.
Be fiyed for about an hour afterwards, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13
RIGHT WoAfEN IN JAIL,
Pretty Severe Sentences Imposed on Erall

Firstly Severe Sentences Imposed on Erall
~ Il ag Fnir Ones. gE 5f Ig5g
1nthe Circuit Court yesterday 1--WE Of the
women indicted last week for keeping
houses Of Ill fame, plead guilty .nd were
sentenced. This makes the number Of
women sent to jail on this charge eight.
Yesterday Maggie Convoy, Hattie Scott,
Pearl Woods, Maggie Sewers and Joss.
phine Boyd (colored) came into court and
confessed, and each WAS fined SO and
costa and sentenced to jail Tor ten days.
Against Pearl Woods there was also o
charge ofaelling besr without a license, on
which abe was fined $50 and couts. Az,
y Moll!e Henderson, who Ia ons Of those
previously sentenced. waa brought from
the county Jail yeaterdsy aud arraicned
before U. s. Commissioner Forbes on q
charge Of selling beer without q Govern.
ment license. The case was partially
heard and then adjourned till Friday to
secure the testimony OF witness who Ia
also in jail, 5z.9g@ gEs," 55.7ssl .0=i-'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-13
BRIDGEPORE. !
Dan Swenripsen la Jail-Democratio Dele
lrtf, Ehtes--Other News. /!

Eatss-other News.
Miss Clara Forbes is on the sick list.
J. o. Howell's is the general headquar.
ters Tor school books. . =
James Winters is now on the clerica,
forcs Of John Kinney's grocery. $50. :
Frank MoMshon has accepted a posi-.
ton IS clerk in Fowler's shoe store. :s
"Cordio" Chapman and Jamea Winters
hsve returned from trip to 6teubenville.
Carl O. Theaker, an old time Bridge
norter, now in the Patent Office at Wash.
ington, Eag III Tho city yesterday calling
on friends. A ;lsii. Z
Tho new. Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
passenger depota ut tho bridge will be !
great improvement to that locality when
completed. z. 8 tI'
Mrs. Samuel BUGGY, Of West Bridge.
port, died Sunday, Of asthma. and was
buried yesterday afternoon at two o clock
in tho Bridgeport Cemetery. 81
Daniel sSeaingen, the murderer OF
George Buckingham, was brought hero
yesterday by Marahal Stuff aud committed
to jail to await a hearing Wednesday
morning, the law requiring that the &C.
cused be confined in the jail of the county
where the crime was committed. az!
Al the primary election Saturday, the
following delegates were elected Samuel
Wilson, James Wiley, John Duncan. r.
.. Mitchell,jWiiliam Cook. Alternates-
Martin joyce, George = Hathaway, ohm
Hoolahan, VansWagoner and Ed. Kel.
ler.l Senatorial Delegates-M. Fople.
A!ltaxnato-Robsrs Z McA!lister. y: Central
Uommittea-Eenry Heinniger. 81,
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ao PER CENT DIVIDED,
The Wheeling OH Company Makes Good
v. Esd $50 Lnpil Sills z. -iIH -.ag5t,

The Wheeling Oh Company Makes Good
T,.t Land Sale. 1.s.l j.
The Wheeling OIL Company, which We!
organized here early in the Washington
county oil excitement, recently sold fol
5000 Its lease on what Is known as the
Maxwell tract, on which is one Of the besI
producers ever. struck in that field. The
Maxwell tract has never been developed
and the parties who purchased it did SO
after carefully considering liberal offer
made on the Fergus tract. The Wheeling
company, as result Of this eale, has de.
clared twenty-five pnrCent dividend.
The new Pipe Line Company is laying
E three-inch line from the Bito OF their
pump station, st Johnson's, to the Taylors.
town field: Tbs pipe layers have already
got four or five miles Of the pipe under
ground. So ;l,7 ~ u ~
It is reported that oil has been found
in Gutsy & Co.'s we'll on the Bailey
farm, near California, Washington
county. 5az.a-i 5 81
Tho Ten Mile Oil Co.'s well on tho
Work farm, in the TaylorssoTn district, ia
drilling Ia the Big IDjuu, at the depth Of
about 1900 feet. :, ID y
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THE #PLANS# COMPLETE
FOR THE EXTENSIVE nUILp1Nds
or the Went Virginia China Company on
Main md Fourth strocts--rhe Remain. (.
der Of tho Old Sweeney Property pur.
chased-l,uilding Lots Reserved.
When tho West Virginia China Com.
,anY M, toh nuol ihn nnnank lnla 40 MA

j 3
When tho West Virginia China Com.
pany purchased the vacant lots on North
Main street, iuat south Of Fourth street,
known Us the old Sweeney property, q
portion Of It now occupied by the factory
Of the Wheeling Match Company was
sold to o!hor partles. In looking over the
ground, however, and locating their build.
ings, tho China Company found that II
could build to better advantage II Il
owned tho entire property. Accordingly
this portion, about one.third Of the prop.
ehy, has been purchased In addition 10
tho other two.thirda. This will noccssi.
tate the securing Of other quarters for the
Match Company. }i 4yFi lI&iI Gi{ Nv
The China Company has had ita plans
prepared, and will begin work at onco.
It's purchase trorta about 200 feet. on
Main atyset, and runs back on Fourth
street about 264 feet. The Main street
front viii be divided into building lots l20
feet deep. Thia leaves ample room for
the pottery buildings, and has tho adyan.
tage Of being 30 situated that the build.
inga will BIO In a straight row, and access.
ible in al departments by rail, the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky track pass.
Ing close to its walls. la 80
Z The buildlngs to he erected are three in
number The mediterranean one, fronting
on Fourth direct, will occupy the present
site Of the match factory. Thin building
will be Of brick, LA by so feet, and thea
stories In height. Just south Of this will
be erected buildings ono story, high, for
The accommodation OF the kilns, and south
OF this another brick, three story building,
IA by 80 feet. 8l,t'55.5 '5I5 = =
The clay and other raw material will be
received at the north end, and hero con.
verted into shape for burning. After
burning 1t psssen into the building at the
south end for finishing and packing, and
from tho packing room will be loaded into
cam on tho track for shipment. The ad-
vantage Of this method Of handling Is 40.
parent. 3 ',I7i e
Mr.. CLARK, Of Trenton, N. j., the practi.
cal potter who is to DO Superintendent Of
the works, Ia in the city and will super.
ylss tho construction Of the buildings,
which will be begun with as little delay
as possible, p =, 8, " nj ~ -.
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W. D.{Woodiord, General Manager Of
the Wheeling & Lake Esie Railroad, with
Especial car in which wero Messrs. Tay.
lor,. Greedou2h,,3 Trowbridga and General
Coils, New York capitalists, WAS Of the
Union depot, Pittsburgh, Sunday night,
en- route East. D Colonel Taylor said to q
Times reporter: 3A"a'Wo have been out in
Ohio making an examination Of the
.Wheeling& Lake Rrie road and Ito pro-
posed extensions. (S We have lines now
extending from Toledo to Marietta and
Bowerstoa, 0. We want to extend to the
Ohio river or Portland, at the mouth Of
Short, Greek, above Wheeling, solsly to
get at the vein OF coal that IL there in great
abundance. We expect to do considera-
BILE business with Pittsburgh through our
connection with the Pittsburgh & West
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I,euefl. of t,,c State Fair,.

..S3 The railroad coupon tickets taken in al
Sthe State Fair liant week numbered nearly
{ $500. Tho number Of people from out.
side the city proper who attended the Fair
/, during The week was not loss than 10, 600,
Each Of these spend something here, and
made everyone, directly (; or indirectly.
z that much better CT. The Fair ia a great
institution and should not be allowed TO
!, lay back for lack Of patronage on tho part
Of the home people. lSsF8 Nh
S4 Saturday twenty-five car.losds. Of live
stock and five carloads Of machinery
lot various kinds vent out over the Hemp
field \ road, Il bound for the Washington
county fair, which is In progress this
week. ~ ;. y III,
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/ Gov. Foraker md star, Eu Route,

Col. Harry Q. sherrard, Of steubenyille
passed through the city last evening on
route for 4 Bellaire, where he boarded a!
midnight q train OF alecpers bearing Gov.
arnor Foraker and slsll, Mayor Amor
Smith, Of Cincinnati, Hon. Ben Butter.
worth and a number Of other leading Ohio
eitizsna, to Gettysburg and Philadelphia.
Governor Foraker was accompanied by
his full staff, OF which Col. sherfard is q
member. They will reach Gettysburg
this evening, and tomorrow take part
in :. dedicating another monument to
Ohio's heroes = who fell on n that
historic battlefield. Wednesday, evening
the party will 90 to Philadelphia to take
part in the Constitution Centennial pro,
ceedinga. Col. Sherrard haa been spend.
ing the SEASON at Saratoga with his sister,
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About PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Foil

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. j
! Mr.. Alex. Campbell, Of Raysnswool, is
at the Mcclure House. Nj }} 81.
Major D.. E. stnlnaksr is in Charleston
looking alter come business matters.
Mr.. Beck, Of Weat Liberty, was visit.
ing his friends in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Isaiah Warren left for Washington
City last evening on the Baltimore & Ohio
road. 5565 jg5
Miss Mamie schraag, Of Newport, KY,
is visiting Mrs. Dan Diuger, on Sixteenth
street. a.s
MI. P. Brurer, OF North Wheeling, left
for Pittsburgh last evening to accept q
position. ,.s@.5
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hebrank went
up to Wellsburg yesterday to visit their
parents. s.s s 2. y. vs.. ,s.5'
Mi. and Mrs. Oscar Allen and Mrs.
Adrian and con, Of Smith6eld, are gueats
OF friends on the Island.
Peter linn, Of this city, who Tau taken
sick at Baltimore, on bis way East, Was re-
ported to be improving yesterday.
Mr.. N. N. Bennett, g prominent attor.
ney Of Gllmer county, ia in the city at
tending to some professional business.
August Wiedsbusch, jr., left last even
ing for the University Of Virginia, where
he will take o nine montha' courae in law.
Mr.. Theodore Luman and family, of
Cumberland, Nd, are the guests OF
Wheeling. frionds. Mr.. Luman is Clerk
Of the Courts there.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Little and two
daughters, Of LOS Angeles. CAL. arc
guests at the residence OF Mr.. W. B.
Simpson, on Fifteenth street.
!, Hon. G. W. Tippett,3 editor Of tho PIT.
Pleasant Register, with his son and daush-
ter, who have been in the city for week
or SO, will return home this morning.
Lawrence, son oil Col. Thomaa O'Brien,
left over the B. & 0. road last evening for
St. Charles College, at Eiiicott City, Md.
he went in company with Mr.. McDermott,
Of this city, who ia student at that ineti-
tuition. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Isett havo returned
home from an extended visit to the noted
aeanhore watering resorts Of the East.
They we've accompanied by Mics Kittie
Kincaid, Of Lancaster, who returns home
with them. S3. !rs "a, sE{y
Capt. Andy N. ;sillyet, who has been
among his Wheeling irieudu for. come
time past, returned to Pittsburgh yester-
day. He is captain OF ono Of the large
tow boats. The captain was born and
raised in this city. y
Nine. Kate Rolls and son left yesterday
for New York, whence theywlll Gail this
week for Europe, whero Nine. Rolla goes
TO resums hor engagements. They are
accompanied as far as the metropolis by
Mr.. and Mrs. George K.Wheat. 5@
+ Mr.. and Mr.. Oscar Burdatts, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Schulz, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bic
berson and Mrs. Truschel arc among those
from hero who will attend the Constitu-
tionaI Centennial exerciaes in philadei.
phia this week. They will leave here this
morning. 90 -
iProI. O. A. sipe, Principal Of tho Fair
mont Normal school, and Mrs. sipe arc at
the 6tamm House. Prof. S|pe is here as
aisting In conducting one of tho State
examinations Of teachers. He reporta the
Fairmont Normal in better condition
than ever before in its history. There
is an enrolment OF ninety studonts and
more are expected. fS;i5 ~. 81
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-111a7E.51Fl'g IN
Ia tho Whole HID cons Catnlorna

~ eiEesses hese were none which, previous 10 tho
olseotresy o. Hostettcrs Stomach Bittels, offered
moro formidable resistance to the old iaahloned
MODES o. treatment than tho group OF maladies
which, under tho collective hame Of malarIsl dIa.
case, afflicted entire; communities that suffered
nopeiessly. Ch1lls and fever, dumb ague, ague
case and bilious Tcmittent wero oncc regarded as
ven nlsh inearable. Now It reIoices tic hearts
q thousands who reside in districts periodically
subject to tho viiation Of malaria, 10 feel certain
mat ~ The Btera they possess certain defense
poison from the system To the he;tlcr In Tho isr
NJ IaG new emsrant ihIher. and 10 Travellers
nha soui. BY land and sea- tho possession Of this
lesuard is a guaranty Of safety from
olhes source - -" 1 -i>'i.
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Petlt Jurors Summoned.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn and summoned to serve in the
Circuit Court rs petit Jurors on aud after
to-day, their first service being in the case
Of Joe Miller, indicted for unlawful shoot
Ing, whose trial ia set for to.day:H W. F.
Beck, Philip Winter, J. f, Coen, EAW.
Wells, James Carney, Edward Pratt,
George Moenkewoeber, Andy Kirk, John
Z. Klioyes, I. E. Kasley, James Bogard,
Q. ]. Mayer, William Godfrey, Robert
Giflin, Al. Il. Wolff, William Grewe,
George Lobenstins, James Devine, Robert
Gray, Fred Huseman, Nicholas Gsua, @.
II. Dinger, Conrad Anl, james V. Cham.
bers, Henry Jacobs, Alex burst, John O.
Beck, Robert Holmes, George Il. Earle,
John Given. ~ 80 q,sl !